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Term: coming (prenominal)

Description:

Used as a prenominal modifier, "coming" refers to something that is approaching or imminent in time, space, or action.

Senses:

• Sense 1: Approaching or impending in time or sequence. (e.g., the coming week, the coming years)
• Sense 2: Approaching or nearing a place. (e.g., the coming train, the coming storm)
• Sense 3: About to happen or occur. (e.g., the coming battle, the coming event)

Usages:

1. Part of Speech: Adjective

Example Sentence: The coming season promises to be filled with exciting adventures.

2. Part of Speech: Noun

Example Sentence: Her coming surprised everyone, as we were not expecting her to visit today.

3. Part of Speech: Verb (gerund)

Example Sentence: The students were eagerly awaiting the coming of their favorite teacher.

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